How to watch, listen or stream Georgia vs. Alabama

It’s No. 1 Georgia (12-0) versus No. 3 Alabama (11-1) for the SEC title this Saturday in Atlanta.

UGA head coach Kirby Smart will, once again, get a shot to knock off Nick Saban and his former team.

While Alabama is still the defending national champions, Georgia enters this one as the most dominant team in college football this season and has much more than an SEC Championship win in mind.

Here’s how to watch, listen or stream Georgia versus Alabama:

Where, When?

Dec. 2, 2017; Atlanta; Georgia Bulldogs mascot Uga X is seen before the SEC Championship game against the Auburn Tigers at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Marvin Gentry-USA TODAY Sports

Kickoff: Saturday, Dec. 3

Time: 4 p.m. ET

Location: Mercedes-Benz Stadium — Atlanta, Ga.

Watch

Dec. 19, 2020; Atlanta, Georgia; A camera pointed at a CBS and SEC logo seen on a pylon at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Adam Hagy-USA TODAY Sports

TV: ESPN on ABC

On the call: Brad Nessler (play-by-play), Gary Danielson (color) and Jamie Erdahl (sideline).

Listen

Dec. 1, 2018; Atlanta; Georgia Bulldogs center Lamont Gaillard (53) prepares to snap the ball against the Alabama Crimson Tide during the third quarter in the SEC championship game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports

Satellite Radio: XM 191

Georgia Radio: Athens 960 AM/106.1 FM; Atlanta 750 AM/95.5 FM; Macon 106.3 FM; Augusta 580 AM/95.1 FM; Savannah 1400 AM/104.3 FM; Columbus 1460 AM/100.1 FM; Valdosta 105.9 FM; Rome 107.1 FM (IMG Radio-Scott Howard, Eric Zeier, D.J. Shockley)

Stream

Dec. 6, 2014; Atlanta, Georgia; CBS Sports college football analysts Spencer Tillman (left) and Brian Jones (right) broadcast prior to the game between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Missouri Tigers at the Georgia Dome. Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports

Live stream: CBS, fuboTV (try it free)

Series history

Jan. 8, 2018; Atlanta; Georgia Bulldogs receiver Mecole Hardman (4) races down the sidelines for touchdown against the Alabama Crimson Tide in the 2018 CFP national championship college football game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports

The University of Georgia has lost six consecutive football games to the Alabama Crimson Tide. Georgia last defeated Alabama in 2007. In the meeting in Tuscaloosa a year ago, the Tide walked away with a 41-24 win.

The Crimson Tide leads the all-time series 41-25-4 over the Bulldogs.

The 2018 SEC Championship game and the 2017 national championship game (played in 2018) were a pair of tough losses for Georgia. The Dawgs built big leads in both games, but allowed Alabama to come back in both matchups.

Matchup Predictor

Jan. 8, 2018; Atlanta, Georgia; Alabama Crimson Tide running back Najee Harris (22) runs with the ball against the Georgia Bulldogs in the 2018 CFP national championship college football game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports

Georgia has a 66.5% chance to win, according to ESPN’s matchup predictor via Football Power Index.

Prediction

Jan. 8, 2018; Atlanta, Georgia; Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban shakes hands with Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart before the 2018 CFP national championship college football game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Kevin Jairaj/CFP Images/Pool Photo via USA TODAY Sports

We’re not used to seeing Alabama struggling to block opposing fronts, but that’s one area where the Crimson Tide have looked mediocre at times this season, especially last week in the Iron Bowl.

Alabama gave up seven sacks to Auburn in a 24-22 four-overtime win at Jordan-Hare and have given up 35 all year, which ranks 108th in the country,

Georgia has been by far the most dominant team in the nation this season. UGA has scored 488 points and allowed only 83 all year.

That dominance includes the SEC.

Georgia has allowed 66 points to SEC teams this season. Alabama has allowed 173.

The Bulldogs have scored 321 against SEC teams in 2021. Alabama has scored 298 points versus SEC teams.

This isn’t a similar Georgia team to those in years past. These Bulldogs have shown no weaknesses this season, and I don’t see a reason for UGA to start on Saturday.

Georgia’s dominant defense paired with the an offense scoring 40.7 points per game — featuring weapons such as Brock Bowers, Darnell Washington, James Cook and George Pickens — pitted against an exposable Alabama defense and offensive line.

My prediction: It will be all Dawgs.

Georgia gets over the hump with a 38-20 win to move to 13-0.

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